*Note* We will only want the part AFTER the "https://" because otherwise, your WebDAV client may give you an error. I will be using Nautilus, the standard file manager in Ubuntu, seeing as this the Ubuntu section.
'''Please note: [[User:mutantmonkey|mutantmonkey]] has had serious problems with the WebDAV support built in to gvfs (which Nautilus uses) and strongly discourages its use. Instead, if After you need WebDAV supporthave your URL, you should look into using the FUSE support for WebDAV instead; information is available in see the [[FileboxWebDAV]] articlepage for further instructions.'''
Ok, now that I have set up the information here come the steps.
1) Open Nautilus and click File) -> Connect to Server...
2) Select "Secure WebDAV (HTTPS)" from the "service type" drop down box.
3) Put in your server info minus the "https://"
4) Put your PID in.
5) Add a bookmark if you'd like
6) Click "Connect".
7) Put in your Scholar password, and your done!
[[File:VT_Resources_Connect_to_Server_Screenshot.png]]
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